SetHTML() doesn't work in firefox

I tried putting the call at the bottom of the form but am still not getting it to update properly. It works with IE. Any other workarounds? I have seen it work intermittently on Firefox though.

If you're doing this on page load, you need to use the FCKEditor_OnComplete() function as described in the API documentation. The editor may not be completely loaded by the time the end of the page comes around...

No, I'm doing it on a POST operation, performing a global replace on a string and then calling SetHTML to have the update posted with the form.

Unless you're using AJAX to POST, you're reloading the screen when doing the POST - that counts.

Hi, I'm posting the data to another program that then uses it (writes out a file). The page does reload, but the updates are not reflected in the edtor on reload of in the file that is written.

Send me the code snippet that posts the updated form, and I'll look at it, but I think based on your initial description and followups my initial suggestion is still the answer.

if (straction == 'preview' || straction == 'checkin' || straction == 'checkinPublish') {

FCKeditor1val=document.form1.FCKeditor1.value;
FCKeditor1val = FCKeditor1val.replace(/<div class="RCaption"><img ([^>]*)>/gi,'<div class="RCaption"><p><img $1'+'><p>');
FCKeditor1val = FCKeditor1val.replace(/<div class="LCaption"><img ([^>]*)>/gi,'<div class="LCaption"><p><img $1'+'><p>');
var oFCKeditor = FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance ('FCKeditor1');

document.form1.FCKeditor1.value=FCKeditor1val;

oFCKeditor.SetHTML (FCKeditor1val);

oFCKeditor.SetHTML (FCKeditor1val);


}

I added the code as follows,but I do not see things updated properly until the second submit of the form:
function FCKeditor_OnComplete( editorInstance )
{
FCKeditor1val=document.form1.FCKeditor1.value;
FCKeditor1val = FCKeditor1val.replace(/<div class="RCaption"><img ([^>]*)>/gi,'<div class="RCaption"><p><img $1'+'><p>');
FCKeditor1val = FCKeditor1val.replace(/<div class="LCaption"><img ([^>]*)>/gi,'<div class="LCaption"><p><img $1'+'><p>');

var oFCKeditor = FCKeditorAPI.GetInstance ('FCKeditor1');
document.form1.FCKeditor1.value=FCKeditor1val;

oFCKeditor.SetHTML (FCKeditor1val);

}

Is document.form1.FCKeditor1.value supposed to be the current value of the FCKEditor contents? If so, use GetHTML() to obtain them rather than using the value attribute. If not, I see a potential issue with the re-use of the name/ID 'FCKeditor1'.